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| Foreword by Sparta Castoriadis and Fanny Cohen Herlem | ix |
| Preface by Anna Ferruta | xiii |
| Acknowledgements | xxi |
| Introduction | 1 |
| Chapter 1 Genealogical Organisation of the Drives | 10 |
| Chapter 2 The Birth of Psychic Life | 21 |
| Chapter 3 The Question of Splitting | 36 |
| Chapter 4 An Introduction to Projective Identification | 51 |
| Chapter 5 Sadomasochism, a Conceptual Chimera | 63 |
| Chapter 6 The Epistemophilic Impulse | 101 |
| Chapter 7 From the Drives to Thought | 114 |
| Chapter 8 The Contemporary Relevance of Neurosis | 130 |
| Chapter 9 Oedipus With or Without Complex | 144 |
| Chapter 10 The Adolescent Oedipus | 160 |
| Chapter 11 The Depressive and Paranoid-Schizoid Positions Revisited | 176 |
| Chapter 12 The Concept of the Infantile | 187 |
| Chapter 13 The Infantile-In-the-Psychoanalyst: Blind Spots and Stopper-Interpretations | 200 |
| References | 218 |
| Index | 230 |
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